How To Use Copybook In A Sentence
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Yuri gave a copybook display.
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As a result, the same building can, literally, be found in Melbourne, Perth or Denver as copybook designs proliferate due to a successful cost analysis.
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Walsh stood up to see the man out, wearied by the bland predictability of it - all too rehearsed and copybook for credibility.
RIOT
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The copybook usually shows how the word is pronounced, accented and syllabized, and how standard spelling rules are invoked to determine its conventional spelling.
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The convent primary school in Cappamore is participating in recycling schoolbooks, copybooks, notepads and workbooks.
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The only blot on his copybook was he did not score himself when his control failed him in a great position.
The Sun
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It was a copybook move of pinpoint accuracy which saw Alan Stubbs spray the ball wide to Mark Patterson, whose near-post cross found the quicksilver Scot in a determined rush to open his account.
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Eric McCormack and Andrew Byrne did most of the damage, scoring 0-10 between them but this was team football at its very best with the young lads in red and white playing copybook football.
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I remember writing on a slate and rubbing it off with a sponge, and learning to write using what was called a copybook.
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At the start, Barrichello had made a copybook getaway while his team-mate neatly steered left to block any chance of Sato coming through from the second row as the pack sprinted toward the first right-hander.
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The visitors played copybook football in the opening half and dominated in almost all sectors of the field.
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It flourishes on the back of faxes and in the margins of copybooks, doodles reveal a billion private boredoms.
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Instead it is going to be seen as a glaring miss and a blot on his copybook, which is sad for him.
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And when Young once again broke clear he was stopped dead in his tracks with a copybook Exley tackle.
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A copybook tackle from Taylor forced Shaun Briscoe to cough up possession, giving Leigh position from where Rob Jackson could spin out of a couple of tackles to touchdown for a try goaled from the sideline by Owen.
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He added: "It should have been seen as the crowning moment of a great performance but instead it is going to be seen as a glaring miss and a blot on his copybook which is sad for him.
Undefined
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Models are then provided for copying and developing in various ways: usually the teacher's own handwriting and specimens in copybooks.
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Hill's back-row forwards Andy Warren and Jordan frustrated the Knights with their copybook cover tackling, and substitute prop Mark Chivers was a real handful when he entered the fray.
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I remember writing on a slate and rubbing it off with a sponge, and learning to write using what was called a copybook.
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However, so many handwriting copybooks offer boring, worn-out sayings that do not interest most children today!
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The most difficult signature for the forger is the clear, plain, copybook-modelled autograph.
The Detection of Forgery A Practical Handbook for the Use of Bankers, Solicitors, Magistrates' Clerks, and All Handling Suspected Documents
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he made a huge blot on his copybook
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Favourite backers, however, will be hoping there are no dangers at all, and that the popular grey can produce another copybook performance.
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Teaching calligraphy is much more than giving the students a copybook.
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It was a copybook operation by the police.
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There was a time when such honours were reserved for people whose copybooks remained demonstrably unblotted.
Times, Sunday Times
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This launched a small-scale fightback and a sizzling break by Aaron Cowie and a copybook final pass gave Duncan a run-in.
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It didn't blot his copybook.
Times, Sunday Times
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Mike Rainey's conversion gave Hawks a seven points lead that should have been immediately increased when another Shaw/Henry move looked certain to produce a try in the corner before it came to grief on a copybook cover tackle by Callum.
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But the return of new boy Simon Jones and Andrew Flintoff to the bowling crease found Agarkar changing gears, one searing cut shot and a series of copybook drives taking him to within earshot of senior partner VVS Laxman.
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He prosed on a bit, about duty and honour and my own failure, and what a hell of a blot I'd put on my copybook.
The Sky Writer
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He cut inside but was halted by a copybook tackle from Elland full back Neil Walton.
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The capable Adrienne Foley gave Dellsboy a copybook drive to land the Walsh Engineering Ladies Handicap.
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The only blot on his copybook was the booking he earned for his cellies as he launched himself into the fans.
The Daily Record - Home
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Standing upon their lofty pinnacles, they are as legible to the rabble below as a line of cuneiform writing in a page of old copybook roundhand.
Complete Project Gutenberg Works of George Meredith
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Tudhope described the refurbishment of the Halifax in the Strand as a copybook development, done in partnership with Kilmartin and again supported by the Bank of Scotland.
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She blotted her copybook when she arrived late for work.
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After a nap-hand return against Hartlepool, the Bars inflicted a copybook defeat on Sheffield Wednesday.
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For example, there is a strong emphasis now on teaching the tricky subject of maths, through an oral technique, rather than the old format of writing it down in your copybook.
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Norman Williamson gave Golden Row a copybook drive to beat Say Again in the Carlsberg Lager Novice Chase.
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It's not surprising then that associates anguish about blotting their copybook and imperilling their partnership prospects.
Times, Sunday Times
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Winner of his last two starts, including one on this course, Colonel Frank is improving at a rapid rate of knots, as he proved at Wincanton recently when he gave a six-length beating to Orswell Crest after a copybook round of jumping.
